Netflix can’t be happy about the looming departures of “Friends” (for WarnerMedia’s newly announced HBO Max in 2020) and “The Office” (for NBCUniversal’s service in 2021) — two of the platform’s most-streamed shows. But for years, Netflix has anticipated that media conglomerates would pull back their top titles, and the company has been more focused than ever on spending to build up a prominent slate of originals to attract and retain subscribers.
Category: Entertainment
What can dance music do about the climate crisis?
To launch a new series on RA dedicated to electronic music and the climate crisis, Chal Ravens assesses some of the key reasons behind the scene’s outsized carbon footprint.
Source: RA: What can dance music do about the climate crisis?
Exclusivity as a Marketing Strategy in the Online Entertainment Industry
0shares Share on Facebook Facebook Messenger Share on Twitter WhatsApp Flipboard Reddit Source: Pixabay. Providing loyal customers with exclusive offers …
Source: Exclusivity as a Marketing Strategy in the Online Entertainment Industry – TechSling Weblog
The best place to discover new music? Instagram.
Move over, Spotify.
The Future of Entertainment Content
Examining the current movie and TV content landscape and identifying key future value drivers
Source: The Future of Entertainment Content – IPG Media Lab – Medium
Hours long wait for Harry Potter coaster at Universal in Orlando
Within an hour of opening on Thursday, Universal’s newest Harry Potter ride in Orlando, Florida, has a 10-hour wait. Hagrid’s Magical Creatures Motorbike ride at Islands of Adventure is a $300 million investment from Universal that takes parkgoers on a mile-long journey through the infamous Forbidden Forest on Hagrid’s iconic motorbike.
Source: Hours long wait for Harry Potter coaster at Universal in Orlando
Video streaming to ‘fuel £10bn UK growth boom’
PwC forecasts UK entertainment and media growth second only to Germany
Source: Video streaming to ‘fuel £10bn UK growth boom’ – FutureScot
Fifty years after Woodstock: The transformation of festivals
FIFTY years ago, The Incredible String Band were booked to play a “little folk festival” in upstate New York. The only Scottish act on the bill,…
Source: Fifty years after Woodstock: The transformation of festivals | The National
Shopping as entertainment and how social commerce will succeed
Traditional ad formats on social channels will face a shakeup as Facebook and others aggressively test new ad experiences to make purchases without ever leaving the platform.
Source: Shopping as entertainment and how social commerce will succeed – Marketing Land
The four types of music subscription models in 2019 – Music Business Worldwide
What music fans are spending money on every month – and how it’s going to evolve
Source: The four types of music subscription models in 2019 – Music Business Worldwide
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